American College of Radiology

01/11/2026

"I recognized that long-term success in modern healthcare depends on physicians understanding how operational decisions, reimbursement models, and strategic planning directly influence patient care and the sustainability of radiology practices."

In this blog, Carolina V. Guimaraes, MD, underscores the importance of financial literacy and business acumen in radiology. Read more (🔗 in comments) ⬇️

12/23/2025

In our latest Behind the White Coat feature, Dr. Karen Ayres shares her inspiring career journey from hospitalist to radiologist.

Her story shows how curiosity and patient care can lead to new opportunities in medicine.

12/05/2025

Consolidation is bringing seismic shifts to the radiology landscape. For some, it’s a path toward greater stability and shared resources; for others, it raises concerns about independence and identity within an evolving health care system.

In this week's blog, we invited three radiologists from different practice settings to share how consolidation impacts their work and the profession as a whole. Hear what they had to say (🔗 in comments)

12/05/2025

Our thanks and congratulations to Dr. Newell and the entire Committee on the release of BI-RADS at !

Mary Newell,MD, FACR, showing off a hard copy version of the new BI-RADS Version 2025 at the American College of Radiology (ACR) booth at RSNA. She served as a chair of the revision committee.

The last time these new breast imaging guidelines were updated was 2013, and a lot has changed, including 3D mammography systems now making up half of the systems used in the U.S. It contains new information on tomosythesis, breast ultrasound and MRI. .

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11/27/2025

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving! 🍂

We’re grateful for our members and all you do for the ACR, our profession, and the patients and communities you serve. Thank you for making us part of your journey!

11/21/2025

can be made stronger with great teamwork.

Discover how the ACR Screening Leadership Group inspired the Women Engagement for Equity in Medicine to expand breast cancer screening for women in Brazil — helping move age of initiation of breast cancer screening to 40 from 50 years of age.

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11/17/2025

Talking to family and loved ones about lung cancer screening can be difficult, but it's an important conversation to have. Help your patients start the conversation with this informational video.

11/14/2025

Dr. Lulu Zhang shares her advice for medical students and early-career radiologists in our latest Behind the White Coat feature.

Her message is a powerful reminder that your unique perspective is a strength, and the field of radiology thrives on diverse voices and experiences like yours.

11/08/2025

Today we celebrate the seismic impact of radiology on medicine — earlier detection, fewer surgeries, and game-changing treatment outcomes.

helps build awareness of radiology’s vital role in safe patient care and invites all imaging professionals to reflect on their tireless efforts in the healthcare continuum.

Thank you to all radiologists, radiographers, radiological technologists, professionals in other related fields and patient groups for all you do.

11/01/2025

November is .

Wondering if you or someone you love should be screened for lung cancer? Watch this short video to find out.

10/30/2025

Did you know? Women should talk to their doctors about breast cancer risk by age 25. Women at higher risk should get screened long before age 40. Mammography saves lives – the next one could be yours.

10/20/2025

When should you get screened for breast or lung cancer? Check out this quick video to find out.